Two years on and you are sleeping safe and sound, oblivious of the wettest year for decades, which you would have hated. Spring is here again and with it, at last, the fine sunny days that marked your passing. Your son Steve has written and had a book published in your honour, which would have made you so proud. You are in my heart and in my thoughts. Love Karen xxxx

Thinking of you at this time of year Mum, you were very good at Xmas and always went out of your way to make it special for us when we were small. I always loved to help you pack up all the presents and decorate the tree, the tree chocolates never went on until Xmas eve, otherwise they would have slowly disappeared from the tree and into small eager hands and mouths!

To my lovely Auntie Rose. I cannot believe that it has been a year since you left us. I miss you so very much. My love goes out to Uncle Alan, Stephen, Pauline, Allyson, NIna and Karen at this time...she will forever be in our hearts...bless her xxx

I saw you in a dream just before waking on Tuesday morning. You were wearing one of your favourite skirts, royal blue with a magenta flowers and a royal blue jacket. You looked well, like your old self and not thin. You were smiling and looked relaxed. You told me that I am not to worry about you and that you are at peace now. I woke up feeling calmer than I have for a long time.

Thinking about you today Mum, on Mothersday, it's a lovey sunny day and all the daffodils are out, I know how much you loved the spring flowers and this time of year, the sun is shining for you and all the other mums today.
Love you lots mum, Aly and Kevxxxxxx

I was thinking about you tonight on my way home from doing Bertie and was remembering how welcoming you always were to all the strange waifs and strays that I brought home during the holiday season. I also remembered how it was my special job as a child to hang the chocolate mice on the tree on Christmas Eve as you watched Coronation Street. You made Christmas special. Love Karen xxx

Dear Mum,
Christmas is nearly here, but it won't be the same this time around. In a funny sort of way, though, you seem closer than ever. Will light a candle for you on Christmas Eve - your favourite day of the Season.
Lots of love, Nina xxx

Dearest Mum,
Just wanted to say that we are thinking of you at this Christmas time, it was one of your favorite seasons, and I know you would want us to raise a glass of port to you, love you mum.
Aly and Kevxxxx

Mum, thank you so much for all you have given me, love, friendship, courage, knowledge and hope. I will never forget, you are always with me now and for ever more.
Rest in peace Darling Mum, Love Aly & Kev xxxxxxxxxxx

To my dear Auntie Rose. Thank you for your love and support throughout the years and for never failing to accept me as part of the family. A better Auntie I could not have wished for. You will be sadly missed by us all. Love, your niece Sue xxx

Mum, I recall you in the long, hot summer of 1976, in your favourite "shirtwaister" dress (that you wore until it fell apart!)down the garden, picking runner beans, a cat 'round your ankles,humming Glen Miller and smiling. You smiled a lot!

Rosemary Chudley (Nee Etherin
gton) was my wife and we spent 59 very happy years together sadley missed by her Husband Alan. Daugters Pauline, Alison, Nian, Karen Paro and son Stephen and Neice Sue Manuel Rest in Peace Darling we all miss you Dearl